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Posted: 12/26/2012 4:00:54 PM EDT
| I have a little take up when I shoot my trigger has a little travel before let off..doesnt affect function but it does move to the rear about 3/16s before let off and it has 12lb trigger pull...this normal like I said no malfunctions of any kind and I use KNS hammer /trigger pins that dont screw in there oversized though .155 so there snug with no movement. |
yea no shit it goes bang Eric and if you dont have anything constructive to say then dont reply...oh wait I hear your mom calling you I understand now...im gonna track down your ISP and suggest your parents use parental controls to stop you...or you could be just going for post count.Wagonwheel 1 Ive never seen someone respond then respond again quoting their first response.I guess you cant un learn stupid and congratulations your now AR15.Coms Jeff Spicoli No not typing on phone me type keyboard on fancy adding machine.
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Check out kwrangln's how-to post here:
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/544583_Trigger_work_.html |
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If you are going to tap your lower for the trigger travel stop set screw, be gentle as you do it (depending on whose lower you have). I was going to do 2 lowers, but I couldn't stop. I ended up tapping 4-5 and then it happened- the friggan tap broke. Some lowers have more metal left in the pistol grip screw hole (some are threaded all the way already, most are not).
If this happens (don't let it happen to you), you will feel a gut-wrenching feeling. Luckily I emailed Tom (at Spikes) about something else, but asked if he'd seen this happen. Even tho it was my fault, he asked if I could send it to him- jeez, they milled it out for me. And, once set, loktite it- they can work lose. |
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